Sunarete India 1 From The British Empire
A proposed Indian independence program titled Federated Republic of India is to be submitted at the National Congress session in Gaya British India. The document, attributed to Mohandas K Gandhi’s circle and linked to M4 Roy, calls for militant action, soviet organization of peasants and workers, abolition of landlordism, and final independence from British rule.
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Lendue
India
Republic of India
Gaya
British India
Holsherista
Naliwmal Congress
Mohamdes HK. Gandhi
MW. Roy
Berlin
Aiite
Roy
Nerendre Nath Chattacharji
California
Java
Moscow
Tseshkent
Automobile Falls Through Ice Killing Four Nearby Crossing
In Serel Quebec four unknown occupants drowned when their car crossed the St Lawrence River ice and vanished after a hole opened. Dahamel, who had just passed, found the hole and followed wheel tracks to it but found no sign of the car or its occupants. In San Francisco Captain George MacKinnon of the Newport faces formal accusations over a near collision and alleged peril to the lumber schooner.
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Serel
Que
St. Lawrence
Dahamel
Berthier
Duhamel
San Francisco
George MacKinnon
Pacific Mail
Newport
Port San Lula
Sves
National Wheat Week Aims For Self Sufficient France
The French government organized National Wheat Week for January 23 to 28 to cut foreign grain dependency and boost colonial breadstuffs. Elvte commissions will hold public meetings on seed selection and intensive farming to increase yields and improve milling, followed by studying legislation and education to apply the knowledge nationwide.
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Paris
France
Elvte
Mealin
Agrees to New Naval Conference
The House passed the naval appropriation bill carrying 325 million dollars and provisions for an enlisted force of 6 thousand. It includes a request for the President to negotiate with Great Britain Japan France and Italy to limit construction of war vessels under 10 thousand tons.
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Washington
House
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Five Consulates In Vladivostok Remain Open
The Soviet Government of Vladivostok issued an edict ordering the closure of consulates from France Belgium Holland Denmark Sweden Finland Estonia Poland Latvia Czechoslovakia and Gedreibe with one week to leave Primoria. Consulates of Great Britain United States Italy Germany and Austria were not included and no announcement was made regarding China and Japan. The government recently assumed administration of Vladivostok and the surrounding Primoria.
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Vladivostok
Great Britain
United States
Italy
Germany
Austria
France
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
Esthenia
Poland
Latvia
Czecho- Slovakia
Gedreiabe
Primoria
Alex
China
Japan
Record-Breaking Transatlantic Amateur Signals Report
American Radio Relay League says long distance amateur transmissions were shattered during trans Atlantic tests. Signals from Washington Denver and Aberdeen were picked up 7 000 nautical miles away by R Roesch aboard the Easterner in mid Pacific. A formal frontier settlement report cites German Polish Silesian borders and territorial adjustments near Koenigshuette.
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Hartford
Conn
American Radio Relay League
mid-Pacific
R. ¥. Roesch
League
Washington
Denver
Aberdeen
S.D
Canada Postal Treaty Aims to Save Half Million
Ottawa reports the postal treaty will save Canada and the United States money. Operations suggest a surplus of about one million dollars for the year, replacing last year’s deficit. A saving of 409,060 has been made under the new contract with the railways for mail carriage.
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Canada
United States
Post Office Department
Great Increase in Wheat Exports in Canada for November
Exports of Canadian wheat in November 1952 rose by 26 061 bushels in quantity and 30 232 131 in value over November 1923. Total wheat exports reached 65 315 872 bushels valued at 62 147 665, versus 79 254 036 bushels valued at 31 834 534 in November 1921. Oats, rye, and barley exports also show year to year changes with November figures provided.
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Ottawa
Bombay Bureau Considers Retaliatory Boycott Against Dominions
The Bombay Bureau of Indian Merchants plans a committee review of retaliatory measures against British dominions. It seeks to exclude banks and insurers registered in colonies doing business in India and may expel bureau members opposing the move. The push follows Srinivasa Sastri’s return and goals of equal civil status for Indians in the dominions.
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Bombay
India
Corporation of Bombay
Bombay Bureau of Indian Merchanta
Srinivasa Sastri
Cadet Movement Grows Across Canada
Department of Militia and Defence figures show rapid expansion of the cadet movement with over 20 000 new enrollments in the past year bringing total cadets to 105 000 in 1 450 units. Ten years ago there were 11 000 cadets and 40 new units were authorized since schools reopened in September.
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Ottawa
Department of Militia and Defence
Canada
Coal Embargo Likely Uncertain Despite Brennan Move
Washington reports that renewed push for a Canada coal embargo, via Representative Brennan of Michigan, is unlikely to trigger an embargo. Fuel distributors insist Canada should receive U S treatment on fuel delivery, while Brennan accuses railroads of sending coal into Canada for longer hauls and higher freight profits.
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Washington
Canada
Brennan
Michigan
United States
Reconstruction of Rheims After War Destruction
Paris reports that Rheims aims to be entirely rebuilt within five years. This year 1,500 houses were rebuilt and 600 new buildings are under construction, with future progress tied to Germany meeting its reparations obligations to France.
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Paris
Rheims
Germany
France
Discovery of giant Pantagonian dino thigh bones
La Plata Museum announced finding Pantagoni an dinosaur thigh bones each about 2.7 meters long, claimed as the largest unearthed to date. Researchers estimate the full creature may have reached around 45 meters in length during the Mesozoic forests.
United States Eyes New German War Payment Basis
London reports U S plans to form an American commission headed by Herbert Hoover to survey Germany’s finances and draft a new reparations treaty with Britain and France. The move follows a request from Chancellor Cuno and would involve a U S chamber panel visiting Germany to assess what Germany can pay and to set a new framework for war reparations.
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London
United States
Wilhelm Cuno
Chamcellor
France
England
Hughes
United States Department
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Cuno
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Germany
United States Commission
Quebec Moves To Tackle Drug Issue In Province
Government plans a bill by Hon Jacob Nicol proposing controlled handling of all drugs in Quebec. The measure may require a permit from the provincial treasury for those legally possessing drugs within the province.
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Quebec
Montreal
Jacob Nicol
Treagurat
League of Nations Asked To Settle Indian Trouble
Five thousand Indians near Grand River Ontario petition the League of Nations through the Dutch government seeking settlement with Canada over sovereignty. Chief Deskaheb of the Six Nations says the petition will be sent via Dr J B Hubrecht in Washington and be placed before foreign governments. The Six Nations trace land rights to British wartime grants and recall aiding Britain in the eighteenth century.
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New York
Grand River
Ont
League of Nations
Canada
Deskaheb
Six Nations
Hong
Washington
J. “B. Hubrecht
Netherlands
League
Great Britain
No Increase In Rents For Grazing Privileges
The government will not raise rents on grazing privileges on school lands in the west for the coming year. No livestock industry improvement since 1933 justifies a change. The rent remains five cents per acre for the year ending March 21, 1924, after a prior reduction from nineteen cents.
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Ottawa
Canis
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Sunarete India
St. Lawrence River
U.S. House
Rottberg
Dombroda
Koenigshuette
Oppelip
Otttawa
Bombay Bureau of Indian Merchants
Cadet Movement
J. A. Frawley
the Valley News
Reosthern
Sask
States
U. S
Canada Gazette
Customs House
Sault Ste. Marie
Kalli Maki
Urepo Ojetan
Algoma Central
Victor Joki
Hannes Niemi
Tre Kiwanis Cinpeggi
Mmmattion
Leka
Dredd BS
Charles Stewart
Prairies
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